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[quote name="iGuest-Emily" post="127100" timestamp="1218149915"] Hi, Why can I resize some pictures and not others? I selected a group of photos, selected resize to large and only one of them resized and (large) was seen after the image name. I then tried resizing individual pictures and that didn't work either. They are all in one folder. What do you advise? Thank You -question by Emily[/quote] [quote name="iGuest-Emily" post="127100" timestamp="1218149915"] Hi, Why can I resize some pictures and not others? I selected a group of photos, selected resize to large and only one of them resized and (large) was seen after the image name. I then tried resizing individual pictures and that didn't work either. They are all in one folder. What do you advise? Thank You -question by Emily[/quote]

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Posted 13 May 2009 - 11:40 AM

Hello, after having installed your software for Vista it worked. But after reboot it kills my system, that is the system is not responding and I have to do the hardreset to boot up again. Do you have a stable version? Thank you.

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Gudmund Liebach Nielsen

Posted 07 August 2008 - 10:58 PM

Hi, Why can I resize some pictures and not others? I selected a group of photos, selected resize to large and only one of them resized and (large) was seen after the image name. I then tried resizing individual pictures and that didn't work either. They are all in one folder. What do you advise?

Thank You

-question by Emily

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Posted 24 December 2005 - 09:19 PM

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Posted 29 September 2005 - 10:42 PM

Microsoft Image Resizer Power toy

With Microsoft Image Resizer Power toy, you can resize your images with a right click.
First download Microsoft Image Resizer Power toy, from “Microsoft Power Toys for Windows XP” homepage. Please Click below URL
http://www.microsoft...ppowertoys.mspx

About Microsoft Power Toys: Power Toys are additional programs from Microsoft developers, but Microsoft does not support them.

After downloading and installing Microsoft Image Resizer, “Resize Pictures” context menu will add to right click menu.
When you right-click on images, you can see “Resize Pictures” context menu
Just select the appropriate dimension you want and click OK. To see more options click on Advanced button.
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